Erin Blanchfield vs Manon Fiorot Preview & Picks
Erin Blanchfield is backed to extend her win streak to 10 fights.
Blanchfield has been on a tear since arriving in the UFC and has the submission skills to tap out Manon Fiorot.
- Erin Blanchfield is on a 9-fight win streak
- Erin Blanchfield has won 3 of her last four fights by submission
- Erin Blanchfield has never gone beyond round 3 in here career
Erin Blanchfield Form
Erin Blanchfield is the #2 women’s flyweight contender with a record of 12-1 (2 KOs, 4 Subs).
Blanchfield joined the UFC in 2021 while boasting a 6-1 record, and she got off to a good start as she beat Sarah Alpar and Miranda Maverick by unanimous decision.
‘Cold Blooded’ then registered her first stoppage win inside the Octagon when she tapped out JJ Aldrich in the second round.
The 24-year-old American then backed that up by submitting Molly McCann in the first round, before tapping out Jessica Andrade in the second round just over a year ago.
Her streak of stoppage wins ended in her final outing of 2023, but she was able to extend her win streak to nine fights.
Blanchfield went the full three rounds with Taila Santos and was awarded a unanimous decision victory by the judges.
Manon Fiorot Form
Manon Fiorot is the #3 women’s flyweight contender with a professional record of 11-1 (6 KOs).
Fiorot lost the first fight of her professional career, but responded by winning five straight to earn the attention of the UFC.
‘The Beast’ made her UFC debut in January 2021 and got off to a dream start when she knocked out Victoria Leonardo in the second round.
She backed that up by knocking out Tabatha Ricco in the second round in June 2021, and although she has not stopped an opponent since then, the 34-year-old French fighter has continued to stack up wins.
Fiorot beat Mayra Bueno Silva, Jennifer Maia and Katlyn Chookagen by unanimous decision, landing her the biggest fight of her career up to this point.
She took on two-time former strawweight champion Rose Namajunas last September, and earned the nod from the judges at the end of a three-round showdown.